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Radio Radio Communications Communications MTP’s MTP’s 1. 1. History of Communications and History of Communications and Intelligence Intelligence 2. 2. Phonetic Alphabet Phonetic Alphabet 3. 3. Call Signs Call Signs 4. 4. Voice procedure Voice procedure

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Page 1: Radio Communications MTP’s 1.History of Communications and Intelligence 2.Phonetic Alphabet 3.Call Signs 4.Voice procedure

Radio Radio CommunicationsCommunicationsMTP’s MTP’s 1.1. History of Communications and IntelligenceHistory of Communications and Intelligence2.2. Phonetic AlphabetPhonetic Alphabet3.3. Call SignsCall Signs4.4. Voice procedureVoice procedure

Page 2: Radio Communications MTP’s 1.History of Communications and Intelligence 2.Phonetic Alphabet 3.Call Signs 4.Voice procedure

History of Communication History of Communication and Intelligenceand Intelligence

Caesar CipherCaesar Cipher Consisted of Consisted of translating each translating each letter by replacing it letter by replacing it with the third letter with the third letter down from it. down from it.

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History of Communication History of Communication and Intelligenceand Intelligence

Viginere CipherViginere Cipher

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History of Communication History of Communication and Intelligenceand Intelligence

Code BooksCode Books

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History of Communication History of Communication and Intelligenceand Intelligence

Jefferson Wheel Jefferson Wheel Cipher (1790’s)Cipher (1790’s)

M-94 Cipher (1920’s)M-94 Cipher (1920’s)

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History of Communication History of Communication and Intelligenceand Intelligence

One Time Pad One Time Pad CipherCipher

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History of Communication History of Communication and Intelligenceand Intelligence

German Enigma German Enigma MachineMachine

Page 8: Radio Communications MTP’s 1.History of Communications and Intelligence 2.Phonetic Alphabet 3.Call Signs 4.Voice procedure

History of Communication History of Communication and Intelligenceand Intelligence

Page 9: Radio Communications MTP’s 1.History of Communications and Intelligence 2.Phonetic Alphabet 3.Call Signs 4.Voice procedure

History of Communication History of Communication and Intelligenceand Intelligence

Dead DropsDead Drops

Page 10: Radio Communications MTP’s 1.History of Communications and Intelligence 2.Phonetic Alphabet 3.Call Signs 4.Voice procedure

History of Communication History of Communication and Intelligenceand Intelligence

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Phonetic AlphabetPhonetic Alphabet

AA BB CC DD EE FF GG HH

AlphaAlpha BravoBravo CharlieCharlie DeltaDelta EchoEcho FoxtrotFoxtrot GolfGolf HotelHotel

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Phonetic AlphabetPhonetic Alphabet

II JJ KK LL MM NN OO PP

IndiaIndia JulietteJuliette KiloKilo LimaLima MikeMike NovemberNovember OscarOscar PapaPapa

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Phonetic AlphabetPhonetic Alphabet

QQ RR SS TT UU VV WW XX

QuebecQuebec RomeoRomeo SierraSierra TangoTango UniformUniform VictorVictor WhiskeyWhiskey X-RayX-Ray

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Phonetic AlphabetPhonetic Alphabet

YY ZZ

YankeeYankee ZuluZulu

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Phonetic AlphabetPhonetic Alphabet

00 11 22 33 44 55 66 77

Zee-RowZee-Row WunWun TooToo TreeTree FowerFower FifeFife SixSix Sev-enSev-en

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Phonetic AlphabetPhonetic Alphabet

88 99

AteAte NinerNiner

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Phonetic AlphabetPhonetic Alphabet

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Call SignsCall Signs

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Call SignsCall Signs

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9C

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Call SignsCall Signs

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9C

A9C B9C

9D 9E

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Call SignsCall Signs

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9C

A9C B9C

A19

A29

B19

B29

9D 9E

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Call SignsCall Signs

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9C

A9C B9C

A19

A29

B19

B29

9D 9E

A19B

A29B

B19B

B29B

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Call SignsCall Signs

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9C

A9C B9C

A19

A29

B19

B29

9D 9E

A19B

A29B

B19B

B29B

A119

A219

B119

B219

A129

A229

B129

B229

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Call SignsCall Signs

0

9C

A9C B9C

A19

A29

B19

B29

9D 9E

A19B

A29B

B19B

B29B

A119

A219

B119

B219

A129

A229

B129

B229

A11B

A12B

A21B

A22B

B11B

B12B

B21B

B22B

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Call SignsCall Signs

0

9C

A9C B9C

A19

A29

B19

B29

9D 9E

A19B

A29B

B19B

B29B

A119

A219

B119

B219

A129

A229

B129

B229

A11B

A12B

A21B

A22B

B11B

B12B

B21B

B22B

A11

A12

A21

A22

B11

B12

B21

B22

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Call SignsCall Signs

0

A9 B9 C9

9

9B 9C

A9B A9C

A19 A29 A39

A39B

A119

A129

A139

A219

A19B A29B

A229

A239

A319

A329

A339

B9B B9C

B19 B29 B39

B19B

B119

B129

B139

B29B

B219

B229

B239

B39B

B319

B329

B339

C9B C9C

C19 C29 C39

C19B

C119

C129

C139

C29B

C219

C229

C239

C39B

C319

C329

C339

A11B

A11

A12B

A12

A13B

A13

A21B

A21

A22B

A222

A23B

A23

A31B

A31

A32B

A32

A33B

A33

B11B

B11

B12B

B12

B13B

B13

B21B

B21

B22B

B22

B23B

B23

B31B

B31

B32B

B32

B33B

B33

C11B

C11

C12B

C12

C13B

C13

C21B

C21

C22B

C22

C23B

C23

C31B

C31

C32B

C32

C33B

C33

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Call SignsCall Signs

Within mechanized units you will see vehicles Within mechanized units you will see vehicles identified by their call sign.identified by their call sign.

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Call SignsCall Signs

CommanderCommander Logistics or QMLogistics or QM Adjutant or AdminAdjutant or Admin SignalsSignals Supply & TransportSupply & Transport MedicMedic Junior (of any Junior (of any

appointment)appointment)

SunraySunray MolarMolar ManholeManhole ProntoPronto PlaytimePlaytime StarlightStarlight MinorMinor

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Call SignsCall Signs

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Voice ProcedureVoice Procedure

FORBIDDEN PRACTICESFORBIDDEN PRACTICES Violation of Radio SilenceViolation of Radio Silence Unofficial conversationUnofficial conversation Transmitting on a directed net without permissionTransmitting on a directed net without permission Transmitting the operator’s personal sign or nameTransmitting the operator’s personal sign or name Unauthorized use of plain languageUnauthorized use of plain language Unauthorized use of plain language place of applicable prowords Unauthorized use of plain language place of applicable prowords

or operating signalsor operating signals Compromise of call signs by plain language disclosures.Compromise of call signs by plain language disclosures. Profane, indecent or obscene language.Profane, indecent or obscene language. Identification of units or personnel participating in an operation Identification of units or personnel participating in an operation

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Voice ProcedureVoice Procedure

AVOIDAVOID Use of excessive transmitting power.Use of excessive transmitting power. Excessive time consumed in tuning, Excessive time consumed in tuning,

changing frequency or adjusting changing frequency or adjusting equipment.equipment.

Transmitting at speeds beyond the Transmitting at speeds beyond the capability of the receiving operator.capability of the receiving operator.

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Voice ProcedureVoice Procedure

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ConfirmationConfirmation

Course will divide into groupsCourse will divide into groups One group will head to the One group will head to the

parking lot, pick a car and radio parking lot, pick a car and radio the license plate numbers of a the license plate numbers of a chosen vehicle (write down make chosen vehicle (write down make and model) and return to lecture and model) and return to lecture room.room.

On receiving the call over the On receiving the call over the radio, a second group will locate radio, a second group will locate the car and radio back the make the car and radio back the make and model of the vehicle. If the and model of the vehicle. If the response is correct the second response is correct the second group will return to lecture room.group will return to lecture room.

Repeat until all groups have Repeat until all groups have completed both tasks once.completed both tasks once.

Do not touch vehicles.Do not touch vehicles.